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Trump defends Nancy Guthrie investigators despite a report alleging major crime scene failures, as Savannah Guthrie's family issues a desperate plea for answers.

A former lawyer is suing the Metropolitan Police and the RSPCA after her disabled cat died in the charity's care following a controversial seizure from her home.

Trump mocks 'talentless' golf rivals after winning at his Bedminster course, but his bold boast quickly revives years of golf cheating allegations and controversy.

RFK Jr.'s clash with Dana Bash goes viral after his 'You're not a scientist' jab is met with a blistering four-word comeback during a heated CNN interview.

A new book argues that pro-Israel advocacy groups have significantly influenced US foreign policy decisions from Truman to Biden, often against the advice of top security officials.

Ukraine's strike on an Iranian vessel in the Caspian Sea has heightened tensions, with analysts warning of merging conflicts. Tehran vows retaliation, complicating diplomatic efforts and regional stability.

Donald Trump rejects claims of Iranian involvement in US water system cyberattacks, blaming Minnesota and Governor Tim Walz. Federal agencies continue to investigate potential Iranian links.

The EU's AI Act now mandates chatbots and AI-altered content to disclose their machine origins, with enforcement powers activated to ensure compliance and reduce deception across member states.

Rolls-Royce CEO responds after being cut from BAE's 'all-British' Brontanax fighter jet project over a pricing dispute.

Jamie Ding reveals how Ben Affleck's clutch strategy and calm decision-making turned a tense final gamble into a $1 million victory on Who Wants to Be a Millionaire.

Spain deploys troops to Ceuta after thousands cross from Morocco, leaving at least nine dead. Officials warn of 'absolute chaos' as Europe's latest border crisis escalates.

Trump's DOJ hands over unredacted Epstein files to a federal judge after Katie Phang's court victory, while admitting it wrongly redacted Jeffrey Epstein's own email address.

Kash Patel's $10 million lawsuit against Jim Stewartson was dismissed, prompting Stewartson's viral victory lap and igniting fresh debate over online speech, defamation and jurisdiction.

A French student in Singapore was fined S$600 for a viral prank involving licking a vending machine straw, highlighting the city-state's strict public nuisance laws.

Amnesty International's report reveals India's ongoing arms exports to Israel during the Gaza conflict, raising concerns about potential contributions to alleged genocide. The report urges India to halt these exports.

Qualcomm plans to raise chip prices by double digits from September 2026, potentially increasing flagship Android phone costs. This follows rising input costs and a memory chip shortage.

Ceuta faces a humanitarian crisis as thousands of migrants cross from Morocco, straining resources and prompting calls for Madrid to take control.

Another Claude outage hit Anthropic this week, raising questions about reliability. Here's what happened and how often this has occurred in 2026.

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor is expected to testify via video link as a man accused of threatening him during a Norfolk dog walk faces trial in December.

Andy Burnham defends an £8.4bn nuclear submarine investment, saying it will create 47,000 UK jobs as critics demand answers over how Britain's growing defence plans will be funded.

Andy Beshear challenges CNN to call Mitch McConnell live on air, saying one conversation could end weeks of speculation over the senator's health and prolonged absence from Congress.

Harvey Levin defends Anthony Fauci in an emotional statement, comparing his congressional hearing to McCarthyism and praising the former health official's decades of public service.

Prime Minister Netanyahu plans to phase out Israel's reliance on US military aid within a decade, proposing a new memorandum of understanding and joint development funds.

Russia's FSB accuses Telegram of aiding terrorism, targeting founder Pavel Durov. Meanwhile, the Kremlin promotes Max, a state-linked messaging app, raising digital rights concerns.

Republican congressmen are advocating for secure NASA funding as China advances its Moon landing plans. The NASA Reauthorisation Act of 2026, backed by bipartisan support, aims to maintain U.S. space leadership.

The Department for Education confirms a cyber-attack affecting 607,000 records, raising security concerns. No financial data was accessed, and the breach was quickly contained, limiting risk to individuals.

Prince William and Princess Kate's surprise family photo dump sparks questions about a bold new royal image and whether the Waleses are quietly reshaping the monarchy.

Prince Harry returns to court as the Daily Mail publisher seeks millions in legal costs after his case was dismissed, sparking a furious 'whitewash' row and potential appeal.

Elon Musk's X Money offers up to 6% APY and 3% cashback, but eligibility rules and Elizabeth Warren's warnings could make the platform's banking ambitions a major controversy.